Figuring out what training actually costs shouldn't require a phone call just to get a straight answer. Here's a clear breakdown of every pass, package, and session type, pulled directly from current pricing.
All Access: Classes and Open Gym
For anyone who wants to try a scheduled class without committing to a longer pass, the All Access daily pass runs IDR 200,000 and includes entry to any scheduled Muay Thai, Boxing, Kickboxing, Strength Training, or Conditioning class on the day. It's the simplest way to test the training environment before deciding whether to commit to a membership. Exact class times run on the regular schedule, so checking availability before showing up is worth doing, especially for popular class slots — and if you want a sense of what a typical group session actually feels like before booking, the Pads & Bags class remains one of the most loved sessions on the schedule, and it's a good reference point for what to expect.
For those who'd rather train independently, an Open Gym daily pass is available separately at IDR 100,000, giving access to the space and equipment to work out at your own pace without joining a scheduled class. This suits students who already know their own programming or simply want to drill on their own time between classes.
Membership Passes for Regular Training
Students planning to train consistently get significantly more value from a membership pass than repeated daily passes. Three options cover different training windows:
- Weekly Pass: IDR 700,000, valid for 7 days
- Bi-Weekly Pass: IDR 1,300,000, valid for 14 days
- Monthly Pass: IDR 1,800,000, valid for 30 days, with an added 10% discount on merchandise
Every membership tier includes unlimited access to both scheduled classes and Open Gym for its full duration, meaning there's no separate access fee to worry about once you've picked a pass. For travelers staying in Bali for a week or two, the Weekly or Bi-Weekly Pass matches most trip lengths without paying for training days that would go unused; for anyone settling in longer-term, the Monthly Pass works out considerably cheaper per session than paying daily.
The math is worth spelling out plainly: three daily All Access passes already cost IDR 600,000, close to the price of a full Weekly Pass with unlimited access for the same period. Once training frequency climbs past two or three sessions in a week, a membership pass almost always ends up cheaper than paying per day, on top of the convenience of not having to think about payment before every single session.
Private Sessions With a Trainer
For students who want individual attention on specific technique, competition preparation, or simply prefer one-on-one coaching, Private Sessions are available at two trainer tiers, each with per-session and multi-session pricing:
Specialist Trainer
- 1 Session: IDR 650,000
- 4 Sessions: IDR 2,500,000
- 8 Sessions: IDR 4,600,000
Senior Trainer
- 1 Session: IDR 500,000
- 4 Sessions: IDR 1,900,000
- 8 Sessions: IDR 3,600,000
Multi-session packages bring the per-session cost down noticeably compared to booking one-off sessions, which makes them worth considering for anyone planning to use private coaching as a regular part of their training rather than an occasional add-on. Private Sessions need to be booked at least 3 days in advance, so this isn't something to plan last-minute around an open afternoon.
The choice between a Specialist and Senior Trainer usually comes down to what you're looking to get out of the session. Both tiers deliver focused, individual coaching, and the right fit depends more on personal training goals and preference than one option being objectively better than the other — it's worth discussing with the team directly when booking to match the right trainer to what you're working on.
Home Service Training
For students who can't make it down to the gym, Home Service brings a trainer directly to you for a private, intensive session, with equipment included in the price so there's nothing extra to arrange beforehand. This option is currently available within the Ubud and Gianyar area only.
- Specialist Trainer: IDR 750,000 for a 1-hour session
- Senior Trainer: IDR 600,000 for a 1-hour session
Like Private Sessions, Home Service bookings need to be made at least 3 days in advance. This option tends to suit busy professionals, those recovering from minor injuries who still want focused technical work, or anyone who simply prefers training in a familiar space before transitioning into the regular class environment. It's also a practical option for those wanting to experience the same approach to training that defines classes at the gym itself, just delivered one-on-one in a setting that works around a tighter schedule.
Monthly Room Rent for Travelers
For anyone traveling to Ubud who wants to combine training with a place to stay, monthly Room Rent is priced at IDR 4,000,000 and includes a shared kitchen, shared bathroom, and unlimited access to both Open Gym and scheduled classes for the full month. This bundles accommodation and training access into a single monthly cost rather than requiring separate arrangements for housing and a membership pass, which simplifies planning considerably for anyone flying in specifically to train.
This option removes a layer of logistics that often trips up traveling students — finding short-term accommodation separately, then figuring out a training pass on top of it, then coordinating both around arrival and departure dates. With Room Rent, both pieces run on the same monthly cycle from day one, and unlimited class access means there's no need to track remaining sessions or worry about running out of visits partway through the stay.
What's Already Included in Your Price
One thing worth knowing before your first session: hand wraps, shin guards, and head guards are provided as part of training, so you're never required to buy protective gear just to get started. Gloves are the one exception — pricing across all passes and packages does not include gloves, though they're available to rent, so showing up without your own pair is never a barrier to training.
This distinction matters most for first-time visitors deciding whether to invest in gear before their trip or wait until they're on the mat. Renting gloves for the first few sessions is a perfectly practical way to figure out fit and preference before committing to a purchase, and it means the daily pass price quoted above is genuinely close to the full cost of a single session rather than a starting figure with several hidden extras layered on top.
Choosing the Right Option
Which pass makes the most sense really comes down to how long you're training and how much individual attention you want. A single daily pass or a short Weekly Pass suits travelers testing things out or passing through for a few days, while a Monthly Pass is the better value for anyone staying and training consistently over a longer stretch. Private Sessions and Home Service both work well layered on top of a membership rather than as a replacement for it — many students use a membership for regular group classes and add private sessions periodically to work on specific technique with focused trainer attention.
There's no wrong entry point here, either. Someone unsure about committing to a full membership can start with a single All Access daily pass, see how the class environment feels, and upgrade to a Weekly or Monthly Pass once they know they'll be coming back regularly. That flexibility is built into the pricing structure specifically so newcomers aren't pressured into a longer commitment before they've actually experienced a class.
For travelers combining training with a longer stay in Ubud, Room Rent offers the most straightforward path, bundling accommodation and full training access into one predictable monthly cost rather than juggling separate bookings for a place to stay and a way to train. Whichever pass or package fits, the training itself stays consistent across every option — the same trainers, the same class quality, and the same schedule, regardless of which pricing tier gets you through the door.
If you're ready to lock in a pass or want help figuring out which option fits your plans, you can check the schedule and get in touch to book.